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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-09-03

Dr. J. y. Laney makes specially
of fne gold Filings.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-09-03

KGsFney's
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-09-03
Gall at D. Bloch d Bro2a.

Those Of our people desiring first.
glass dental work, should call on Dr. i.
n, LaOey, over Knapp1s drug store.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-09-03

Boots and Shoes made to order al
Leon Vjterbo's.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-09-03

Gall At a. Bloch u Bros.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-09-03

4 BULL ARANDED ON T5IE III
" Wish + SPIT b esel c1iof
aiis re2 Aqy peFa
AE9HSF
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can a! D. BIeah Q gro! 2.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-09-03
AgriculturaI andTEorticuItMraI
Aasoefnflan.

A preliminary meeting for The pur-
pose Of ultimately organizing Calca-
'ien Parish Agricultural and Horticul-
tural Association, auxiliary to the
state Agricultural Society, viii be
held at TIE Commercial Office, al Lake
Charles, La, on Saturday, Sept. 8,
1887, at 2 o'clock P. m. A large at.
tendance is desirable.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-09-03

Read advertisement of Lake Charles
Omnibus Line in another column.
This enterprise is now an assured suc-
cess, and great credit is due Mr.. Riley
hooer for furnishing our people cheap
and rapid transit to and from the de.
pot, and the Echo wishes him every
success imaginable.
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PROPOSALS.

II WAsHlEeToN, D: 9, June p, 1887.
Ja.sics VII ths nscs:.ssy supple: q ths .stisls.
june so. 1855 Nh b received Is the once q TIE
Fuel. Until Is O'clock m, June 80, 1887.
Ice, until 12 O'Clock M June SO, 1857.
1n nn Il oaoor nniy 5I
The right to waive defects and 70 reject any all
bids is reserved Blank forms and Information WIN be
te22-dtjy4 Atty General
DKOPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
l. PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
s..,.s WASHINGTON ,;I, D: G., June 16, 1857.
1887 for furnishing Stationery for the Department. q
1887. Proposals must be made on the Department
forms which, with the necessary instructions viii be
furnished ON application to this Depsrtmen!.,
.oo, L. Q. C. LAMAR,
1e2O-2aw-5t Secretary Of the Interior.
PRoPosAIS FOR WASHING TOWELS
l. NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WARRINGTON, June l, 1887.
posas for washing Towes and addressed to the Sec
rotary Of the Navy will be received until NOON JUNE
towels Of the Navy Department and Bureaus thereof
mated At about sixty dozen q month The Proposal
desired and important to bidders be obtained ct
1e2-1aw4w Acting Secretary Of the Navy.
PROPOSALS. FOR % %3YSTRUcT1Na ASPHALT
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRouxps.
No.17OO PA. ADVERTISEMENTS, D. G., June 20. 1857
ths S%Hbsns x b Esfesf
T1ETH 1888, for constructing Asphalt Walks in the
'sn' 20 's's'' any anu AL pfS SSas NJ WILSON.
te2O.21 90. 23.jy16,1s Colonel O. S. Army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-23
Across Niagara ON a Cable.
A CANADIAN PAINTEE MAKES THE PERILors rRr
FOk HE GLORY OF THE THINE

-
FOR THE GLORY OF THE THING.
A special from Niagara Falls TO the PhiladelpbIa
Press, dated yesterday, says: stephen Pier. at
3 80 o'clock this afternoon, walked across three
quarter iach cable stretched over the Niagara
River. between the cantilever and suspension
bridge. He started from the Canadian end OF the
Gable and walked slowly and with good command
% The center. where he sat down and rested for a
lrsf period, after which he started slowly for the
American shore, stopping TO rest twice On the
ll;ter half OF the journey. He reached the bank
sileiy amid the applause OF the crowd on both
sides. The cable was steadied By thirty guy
wires and dozen or 80 OF sandoags OF % pounds
wight Pier was dressed In white tights with
r~si.eolored shirt and trunks striped with red and
back On his feet were pair OF tan-colored
leather slippers he IS man OF forty, unmarried
AID lives az DruInmordsy1lle, Ont. he made his
DEBUT when Blondtn crossed the river. After the
walker Was through at that time Pier started out
o. the slack ROPE This made Blondin furious,
and he cut two strands OF the rope, for which he
Game near being mobeed Ten years ago Pier
crossed the river on a rope. got drink and went
back This time the rope was 800 feet long and
Ss:, tcet above the water. He Is the first man TO
Walk such a distance on cable OF such dimen-
Sons strung al such height. HIS occupation IS
that or painter. and he Is noted for his nerve
Tie made 10 money by to-days feat.
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s1sn, nA
For nttseure and ths Vest ch1ssss Express.
md a1 st
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S chcaFe With s!ee2nF ca Pbur Shcss
Is: sPs:ss "a is ssssfRIss
A. Rss ssssssa
o R4TTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1000 n asiy; except sstardsS With Fsisos
70. y dsIs ssssp. su1d. ssn 40. NC a. n S''o
iHnssy ai's5 S.: "a
Sags g4o II daily except sanasy. and z 4:oS
For aa rS S5h dining
'ss,sS I'll With Sc.ss IF BrSsiiyn Hnass sssS
sssEsss se5oss Ssx feSE City s' -,0.an. o0uO.'
For 3D. oS fns IL IS suaa y
Limited MI so G1D aaS S4S io3o w :sf
FOR .a san2 g ef eeS e Is e?H 60
4:fO, 500 $40 10 :O0 and ii 30 PM wv
For Pope's Creek Line. TBS AM and 4:40 r. M daily
For Annapolis. 1875. 1905 AM. and 4:2o PM.
daily, except Sunday. Sundays, 900 AM. 4l0
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Ae1andris, 500. 6;45. 40. e;47. 10 81 AM,
and 4 aSpp On Study e. $40 wv
1907 AN 2:30, 6:01 :O5 and 1905 PM
For Richmond and the South 6:0O 10. 81 AN daily,
- aud 4:35 n daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexa1dris for Washington. sos 500
7:05. 9:32 and 10: AZ PM. and i2:15 midnight
except Monday On Sunday ct 100. 9:lQ: and
1915 night.
Tickets and information at the Office northeast
of street and Pennsylvania and the
station. where orders can be left for the checkingoe
baggage to destination from hotels and residences.
CHAS. E. PUGH. General Manager.
]. r. WOOD, Genera Passenger Agent. myl6
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A WOMAN KILLED BY LrGHrSISG.-Mrs las
B-cSwith, wife OF Mr.. Jas. Beckw1th, residing AT
h~st vesIeIsY a,repnapn M tno sn Se opprtsave
GU OF doors 10 an old oaken seat beside the house
A thunder storm came up and she started 70 go
Indoors, when a binding dash OF lightning came
IOilo~ed BY deafening thunder crash, ard Mr..
berkwith was seen u fan 10 the ground Wb on
Several neighbors khed her side she was 10 ana
u u dead The electric bolt Struck her f., the
head singing her hair 10 crisp and burnt oty m
sap pin upon her breast was meItef and !
noe about the size OF q silver dollar Lns de In he,
Iefl side. Her shoes and stockings wer, torn on
anu the body turned 10 q deep blue culr,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-23

destructive storms are reported from southwest
sfn virginia. In Roanoke county one man Was
kn!e1 oy lightning and six others were fniured
capt Hussey, OF New YORK, who Was mot nv Po-
Ace1aan Hahn, died Tuesday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25

CINCINNATI, O., May "a -Entries,
weigh and pooling on the Latonia
races for tomorrow:
First Race-0ae mile and one-six-
tenth; selling. Biddy Bowling, ITO,
$40; Uncle Dan, 104, So; Wareign, Ill,
s.; Vivian, 92, So Nat Kramer, 100
So; Warfeld, l07, 81; Alfred, 104, S.
W. H. H., 9S, $4; Watch 'Eh, 9S, S.
Jaubert, 81, $26.
Second Rsce-Five-eighths Of q mile
Bob Thomas, 105, So; Ocean Wave
100, $40 Cuiser, 105, $40.
Third Race --Seven-eighths Of a mile.
Miss Ford. los, $40; Baur all, los, 81
Katie A., los, IS; Ptocrastinator, no
$8; Oatalps, ITO, Sc; Mshoney, ll5, SO
Hindoo Rose, ITO, IS; G .latea, ITO, 81
Lady Max, los, So; Clation, ITO, Sl4
Fannie, 100, $l2; Lolita Wall, 100, 81
Kinda, ITO. So; Luke AL xsnder, Sc
Fourth Race 0ne mile and one
eighth. Kaloolah, 10S, $40; 0'Fallon
l05, $l6; Fosteral, ia, S.; Malva r.
100, So; Jacobin, 100, $50; Flora L
100, 81; Panama, $l1S, $40; Wary, 90
$50.
Fifth Race.-One mile; Ripple
stakes. Unite, l1S, $40; Cassie, 10S
So; Slickaway, ITO, S.; Pearl L., 1l3
SIS; Miss Florence, ll3, 81; Psnden
mis-, ll3, $l2; Bella, llS, $40; Bixby
ll5, So; Paragon, 1l8, So; Fugato, llS
"a; Libretto, l25, $40.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25
CABLEGRAMS.

PARIS, May 24.-Hector FAber, q
Canadian, has been created an officer
Of the Legion Of Honor.
BERLIN, May 24.-The Reichstag has
approved the International treaties for
the protection Of works OF literature
and art and OF submarine cables.
CAIRO, May 24.-It is believed that
England and Turkey will propose q
conference Of the powers to settle the
reforms Of the Egyptian capitulaHon
by new convention.
LONDON, MAY PA dynamite bomb
was exploded uudsr the Police Court
at Hepburn, Durham county, last
night, partially destroying the build
ing. The outage is attributed to
strikers.
BRussRIs, May 24.-The city was
sgitated throughout tina night by bands
Of socialists parading the streets.
Many scrfise took place between the
disorderly element and the police.
Fifteen arrests were made.
LONDON, May 24.-Canon Fleming,
one Of the chaplains In ordinary 10
Her Majesty, has iust published vol
ume OF sermons. The Pal MAJ Ga.
setis alleges that one Of these sermons
lie q gross plagiarism OF sermon de-
livered by DR.. Talmage, Of the Brook
Ign Tabernacle, six years ago.
LONDON, May 24.-Sir AlRernon
Borthwick, Conservative Member OF
Parl anent for South Kensington, and
proprietor OF the London Morning Post,
In an address to his constituents last
evening, said that after the Whitsun
recess the government proposed Ia
force the passage OF the Irish crime
act amendment pill within specified
period, whether or no all the amend.
ments TO the bill were disposed Of.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25
IRELAND.
Father Ryan Released.

DUBLIN, May 24.-Juige Boyd to-
dsy ordered the release OF Father
RYAN of the He-bertstown branch oil
tbe National League, and Father Stat
tery. who were imprisoned for refus-
Ing TO give testimony in relation TO
the plan Of campaign. The release is
due to the decision OF the Court oil
Appeals in the case Of Father Keller
The priests left the prison quietly
and no ovation In their honor was at
tempted by the people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25

vita Prussis.
ROME, May 24.-The Pope, In an
audience yesterday, referred to the re-
ligious peace with Prussis, which, he
said he had made every effort to at
tain. Continuing, the Pope eaid:"We
felt more concerned at the evils OF this
religious struggle with Pfussia, and, as
we we're unable to remedy them by
striving alone, owing TO the obstacles
which impeded our power, we invoked
the cooperation Of the German bish-
ops and the Catholic deputies in the
Prussian Diet, from whose con-
stancy and concord the church derived
great fruits and expects still greater.
Thanks to the equitable and pacific
sentiments OF Emperor William and
his councillors, the Prussisn Govern
ment removed the more serious in
conveniences and then accepted the
various practical conditions oil peace,
by which some Of the former laws
against the church have been repealed
and others mitigated, Something re-
mains, but we must rejoice at
what we have obtained, and
above AL, In regard 10 tne
free action OF the Pope in the govern.
ment OF the church in Prussia. We dc
not despair Of yet claiming the best ie'
cults in other parts OF Germany, nota'
bly, in Hesse. Darmstadt. God grant
that Italy, who is particularly dear 10
us, may share the spirit Of peace with
which we are animated toward all ma
tions. We earnestly desire that Italy
should put aside her unhappy differ
ence with the Papacy, whose dignity
is violated chiefly by conspiracy o
sects. The means OF obtaining concord
would be to establish the Pope in {
position where he woald be subject h
no power in the enjoyment Of full anC
real liberty, which far from ipjurinl
Italy, would powerful ly contribute Il
her prosperity.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25

Avery Luehx Cnllrornln Merchant.

Two portions OF q $4,000 lottery
prizs won here. One OF them it hap
pened was number 66,55l drew the
fret capital prize Of $4,000 in the
March drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery; Joseph Danuenbaum sent for
one-tenth OF that amount and received
his money through the London, Paris
and American Bank o, this city. His
firm is well known hsre and in San
Diego and Vallejo, WhsTe they have
stores. Another holder OF a one.tenth
rec, lived HE $4,000 through Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s bsnk of this city, but
his name has not tfarsprsd.--Sdn
bTdEc'Sco (Cal. Cal, April 9th.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25

been on stiike for che past ten days,
are still out. Il meeting OF the
Knights Of Labor In their hehalf was
held last night, bat the proceedings
were secret. II is learned this morn
ing that the strikers demand the dis.
charge OF John w. Love, the docking
boss aud counting on the aid Of the
Knights OF. Labor, refuse 10 resume
work until their demand is acceded
to. The comp ,uy refuse to discharge
Love, and as both sides are stubborn,
the strike is likely to continue fol
months.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25
ASKED TO FORM lCLBIEET
GRRyY APPEALS TO TIE PA.
TRIO rIsM OF N. FLCQUET.
Father Ryan Released - Another
Attempt on the Czsr's Existence
Daniel Manning's Health.

PAss, May 24.--In view Of the fail
ure Of ali the combinations TO effect a
settlement of the Ministerial question,
President Grevy has recalled M. Flo
ouet and appealed to bis patriotism to
form a Cabinet. M. Floquet az ked Tor
twenty-four hours to consider the mat
49,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25
BELGIUM.
0utrages Committed by Striking
Miners.

0utEHkeA OOuuttttu " pthh1h"e
Miners.
BRussBLs, May 24.-Many OF the
men on strike In the mining districts
OF Belgium possess arms and explo-
sives. Many outrages have been COM
mitted by the use OF the latter, includ-
ing the destruction OF machinery and
the blowing up Of abodes of managers
OF mines. Several arrests have been
made in connection with the outrages.
At Oronfesta an attempt has been
made to destroy railway bridge with
explosives. A riot has occurred at
Vaux.Sous Chevlemont arising from
the strikers compelling the German
golfers to stop work in the mines. A
number of arrests were also made
there. In const quence Of nightly 80
cialistic demonstration in Brussels
PROFESSIONS and gatherings in the pub
lie streets have been prohibited.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25
RUSSIA.

The Cars Early Return Due 20 An
other Attempt Upon His LIE.
VIENNA, May 24.-The Ta9blaa has
received telegram from Odessa
stating that the Gar returned toSt. Pc
tersburg from the Don Cossscks coun-
Try three days earlier han be had in
tended to. This was due, the dispatch
SAYS, to an attempt made by student
TO kill him on Wednesday night dur
ing the festivities at Novo Tcherkask
by firing at him as he rode by in car
riape
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25
They Are Not sorry.

There is one thing nobody ever re.
grets-that is, the day they first adopt
ed Parker's Tonic as their regular fam
lily medicine. Its range is so wide
and its good effects go sure, that moth
ing else, except good nursing, ar
needed in a great majority OF cases,
Buy it, try IL, and aiterward 1t will moi
raouira anv praisa frnm ue.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25
ENGLAND.

H.sse. Aa..tes'= Health h"oh I'm
proved.
LONDON, May 24.-Mr. Daniel Man
ming will leave Bournemouth on Mon,
dsy next for Liverpool. He will sail
for New York on June LIST. His health
lie much improved.
The Cambridge university crew
have agreed TO row the Harvard col
lege crew If the necessary funds to
cover the expenses Of the trip to
America can be raised.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25
s,,II0utonast strike.

WILKEsBABRE, PA, May 24.-The
miners, laborers and slate piCkers in
the employ OF A. j. Davis 4 %. at
the Warrior Run mines, who have
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Duay's European Hotel.

Corner of Adams and Main streets. Rooms
SOC, 75c and 81 per day; American Plan, "
Hotel. j. N. DUFFY 40 years with Pea
body Hotoll Proprietor.
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The New GayOsO.
HARRINGTON. STEWART x WHITE,
ID

CHAs. q. ROTH...-.... Manager.
Rates 81 90 TO 81 per day, according TO loca-
lion OF rooms.
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sabscrIbe for the appeal"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25
LAWRENCE, OSTROM'& CO.'S
Famrous "BELLE OF BOURBON i"

Typhoid Fever ngsstCn Dypspa saro.i
fsr' Blood PsSSinff H.. S s
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25
- ,.'''E1mDosI0m,a MofeI

W. III. BINaHAh.....,,..MANAG
European plan. Enlarged and returnishod.
Prices hccoi ding TO size and Local
AiOn nf rom
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25
Peabody Hotel.

O. d. GALLOWAY co .,,.... PRofBIEToRs.
Rates 81 so and o. per day, according to
siEe and location Of room-Special
fatea made.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
NEWS. NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Serious drou,h m southern llhnois.
 Boodler Sharpe has been convicted.
 Yellow fever Is spreading in Florida
 PhenM averages from one 10 three fights per day
 Lon fo,sre has been appointed Wells, Fargo agent al Tempe.
 Santa Monica Is infested wi,h sang of sharpers and gamblers.
 Allen G. Thurmans father was car penier and d ioeai preacher
 PheniN now has pawnbroker shop wi,h ,he ,yplca. s.sn oi three balls.
 lake Sharp, the New York boodi-r, wlA cheat the peui,entary by dying.
 A. A. r4lmase. wee president and general manager oi the W4bAsa ri..wly, dled yesterday.
 Mir. Po~derly declares thal he ~lu not accept the office oi master workmin ot ,he Knleit> ot Labor for another tenn.
 Sam >m4ii tanks that he and sam Jones had much ,o do with the defeat of Carter Harrison for mayor m th,- cago.
 The vie of New Jersey muut-r ha- deserted hun oeoaus- she says she was mentally inferior To him and could not asst, him in his literary iaoor>.
 The atesi.n wel. a, lndlo }, four tua- dred feet deep and i,~s 44o. 900 et- Ions every twenl-todr hours. throwrl the wafer |, d h-i-h, Ot twelve @ [ above the ground.
 Hon Hugh D McMllin, democr ro candidate ior attorney general Io h. diana las, year. asserts it C'ev.lana Is renomina'ed he wlH lose Indian. y 10000 v,tes.
 There Is Q reserve vote i1 krItu Sy of roc, ,ooo and the republicans oi4n that the n. j1'iy of !, belong 10 tHeT parry. The state election in August r y ,es, thls claim.
 4 Kentucky Bourbon drove . vart from hls nose by the flth cure. oui ois oaIhuncle cane yn the oaoS yi lis neck, winch IA . h.m lp tlr three weeks.
 f l. Denn;s, of Brownshurs, Ono. gets out weekly paper with p,n -d ink, and does al oi the work hlm7e'- excep, the cicrdlat'ol affidavit Ti,,c are printed h New York
 Abe Bedford. of PAker>burs. N,st Virginia, lost his posor of speech g. ,at years ago, but found P asai1 lhe o,a-1 day when lis horse talked This is inc iir,t good ever known io come ffon Q ca.ky horse.
 h the opinion of Governor McGi' 1i Minnesota. Senator Sherman is the u.3st available pre>licr:i4l t,moer n inc ceur- Jry today, but the St Paul G'3ie clans that Minnesota Is s'lll for Bisiae.
 One oi the good resu,s ot .he Hay market uot n CtI-aIo 's the pas -r 5y thu prgse:t legislature @; lHino oi a law making al members ot soc's.l,tio sooigties guilty of any crme ahe'te oy the 1ilan Zst.on.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
One of ;he Lost.

In he suburbs f C=!,-e, A'a1lml, ! found a man sj,,lng by the road-side. He was dusty, ragged, long haired and down-hearted and a dog he had aith him looked even worse
 "Are you farming around her,'' asked as | sa, down near him.
 No, SIT my farming days are ovor. he replied.
 T didn't know bu, you had some crops in?
 No. sir Haven't raised an,thms but rags since IS6O.'
 You work al something els,'
 No, sir
 "You live about hero
 "Wel, sort of exist, | suppose
 Good county isn't i'
 Poorest on earih"
 "Good people''
 Worst lot l ever saw
 Isn't there a good show 10 get along
 "No show 1t al
 You are the most discouraged man I've met .n the State. Whs, seems 10 be y1ur trouble anyhow What's the bad luck which has followed you2
 Look here, slIaneer,' he answered as he squared himself around, "when the var opened owned half a nisger Ina, durned Lincoln Government can C down here. run him of, and the l'd Da,js Government stood me up for three year. to be sh0, at. When the
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Eastward Moyemen, of Chinese.

An exodus of Chinese from lhe Ps- oi6o 10 the Atlantic slope of the United States has been in progress for severa years but il IS only recently that | has begun to attract much attention. There has been no rush of Chinese in large numbers toward the East, nor Is there any now But every now and ,hen one, two or a small party oi tbem turn ther backs upon San Francisco and move eastward.
 This IS now attracting attention bt- cause the aggregate nun Der of Chi nese who have Tn this way gone Eas; Is already considerable. There IS reason to believe that the movement vii con ;lnue. They will find employment in the large cities of the Mississippi Valle, and the East, and they will be received Vith open arms by the people who vent thelr surplus affection on the lousy h. Gl2nS and opIum-smoking Asiatics-
 San Francisco will not hinder theiT departure They are welcome to go In some quarters in the East they may give trouble, but i, IS not probable iha, they vii become numerous enough ID any one place tO he the social nuisance that they are m San Francisco. For the whole country the movement beio- sens good for, distributed in small numbers throughout the United States, the Chinese will be by no means SD se- rious g menace to the in;erest of Ameri- cans as they are when the majority oi them are collected together IT. one place.